The Pathless PathHis teaching
All chapters12 of 19
- The Pathless Path
- The Goal of Human Life
- Turn to Reality
- The Change Must Be Within
- Religion is a Matter of Experience
- The Touch of Saints and Guru’s Grace
- The Divine Name as the Ladder
- Faith and Surrender
- Hints on Sadhana
- Meditation
- Samadhi
- After Reaching the Height
- The Attributes of Man Endowed with Cosmic Vision
- Inner Voice
- Jivanmukta
- Recapitulation
- The Path of God-Realisation
- One Universal God
- Conclusion of “Gita-Sandesh”
After Reaching the Height
Even after reaching this great height of the all-inclusive vision of the Reality in whom all diversity is resolved into one, the God-realised soul assumes a position separate from the great Truth. He calls himself the son, child, servant or devotee of God. Here the duality is assumed knowing that the devotee and God are truly one. Why this assumption? Because in the sphere of activity the God-realised one prefers to play the part of a lover or servant by which he can enjoy the ineffable bliss of love. Love works only on the plane of duality. All his actions, great or small, bear the stamp of love, for love is his being and love is his life and in love he finds the fulfilment of his mission.